Why Peyton Manning’s son random Tuesday workout actually brought back 30-year-old mechanics

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Marshall Manning will be one of the top quarterback prospects in the class of 2030. The 14-year-old is the son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning.

From the recent training footage, Marshall is clearly being looked at as part of the next generation of the Manning football dynasty. His charisma is strikingly close to that of former Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton’s, as seen in split-screen comparisons.

On Tuesday, coach Reese Phillips of QB Country Chattanooga used his Instagram stories to upload raw workout footage from the Music City Mayhem event in Nashville, showing Marshall throwing passes and scrambling. The realistic similarities in throwing mechanics, posture, and dropback footwork between Marshall and young Peyton’s footage from the 1990s are compelling people to take note.

The NFL’s official X handle captioned:

“Like father, like son.”

Marshall is preparing for his freshman season at the Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. His cousin is already playing and has secured the starting signal-caller role for the Texas Longhorns. Now, Marshall will soon be on the hot table of media as a premier future prospect for the 2030 college recruiting cycle.